Phantom 105.2 playlist, Saturday November 24
As played on Phantom 105.2, Saturday November 24, 10pm-midnight
Teenage Bad Girl “Cocotte” (Citizen)
Justice “Stress” (Ed Banger)
Vitalic “No Fun” (Different)
Micronauts “Distracted” (Citizen)
Model 500 “The Chase” (Network)
A Guy Called Gerald “Voodoo Ray” (Rham)
White Williams “Route To Palm” (Tigerbeat6)
Studio “Self Service” (Information)
Yeasayer “Sunrise” (We Are Free)
Santogold “Les Artistes” (Lizard King)
Professor Longhair “Big Chief” (Soul Jazz)
Ernie K Doe “Here Come The Girls” (Soul Jazz)
David Axelrod “Holy Thursday” (Capitol)
Hot Chip “I Became A Volunteer” (Virgin)
Silje Nes “Over All” (Fat Cat)
Burial “Etched Hardware” (Hyperdub)
Chequerboard “7 Today” (Lazybird)
Octopus Project “Queen” (Peek-A-Boo)
Adrian Crowley “Harmony Row” (Tin Angel)
Seasick Steve “Cut My Wings” (Bronzerat)
Bonnie Prince Billie “New Partner” (Domino)
Adrian Crowley “Bless Our Tiny Hearts” (Tin Angel)
Alela Diane “Tired Feet (Names)
Josh Ritter “The River” (Live track)
Bruce Springsteen “Darkness On The Edge Of Town” (Columbia)
that studio album is very good
Comment by Ronan | November 27, 2007 at 1:38 amvery surprised by how much i like it, Ronan. I picked it up during the week because i recognised the name but wasn’t expecting it to be THAT good.
I also got that Network 5 CD retrospective box - very interesting to hear how time has not been very kind to some classics.
Comment by Jim Carroll | November 27, 2007 at 9:23 amWhere else would you find Seasick Steve amd a Guy Called Gerald on the same programme??
Voodoo Ray still sounds great nearly twenty years on.
Comment by Overfriendly Concierge | November 27, 2007 at 10:55 am20 years? Jesus wept.
Comment by Twenty Major | November 27, 2007 at 11:08 amYep, 20 years, first released in 1988. Wonder did Peter Cook and Dudley Moore ever get any cash from the sample A Guy Called Gerald used? Or was this just an urban myth?
Comment by Jim Carroll | November 27, 2007 at 11:13 amGreat to hear you playing Adrian Crowley’s album. Bless Our Tiny Hearts is a heart-stopper, I love it.
And my favourite Palace tune ever, New Partner. And David Axelrod.
Jim, with these tunes you are really spoiling us. We just need a big gold pyramid of Ferroro Rocher now…
Comment by Sinead | November 27, 2007 at 12:14 pmsinead - thanks! That Adrian Crowley album has taken up residence in my world over the last few days - truly awesome songs.
Comment by Jim Carroll | November 27, 2007 at 12:27 pmI always play ‘Holy Thursday’ when I DJ! Awesome song, and all thanks to the bloody NME who included it on their last great free CD: “Bollocks to Ibiza”. Unfortunate title, but a great little compilation.
Comment by Hot Lunch | November 27, 2007 at 5:30 pmLuncher - to be fair, I think it was DJ Shadow and Mo Wax (and indeed Limerickman Brian “B+” Cross) who brought Axelrod out of the shadows a fair few years ago. His William Blake albums are sublime.
Comment by Jim Carroll | November 27, 2007 at 5:32 pm“very surprised by how much i like it, Ronan. I picked it up during the week because i recognised the name but wasn’t expecting it to be THAT good.”
me too, though a few people I really trust had been bigging it up.
it’s my token rock record of the year I think. the 15 min long track is incredible.
Comment by Ronan | November 27, 2007 at 9:43 pmVery true Jim, but that CD was the first place I belatedly heard an Axe track in full. Have been stockpiling his work since. Gorgeous!
Comment by Hot Lunch | November 28, 2007 at 11:51 amHello Jim.Thanks for playing the songs and for the kind words.It means a lot.Looking forward to the release.
Comment by Adrian Crowley | November 29, 2007 at 7:11 pmadrian - thanks for that, best of luck with the release.
Comment by Jim Carroll | November 30, 2007 at 9:15 am